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BITCOIN AND RISK: THE GREAT INVERSION THESIS I attempt something very ambitious in this video. I explain how risk is fundamentally mispriced, and I do it through the lens of my own personal story. I quit my job to spread the orange gospel when I woke up to this... show more

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